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Can someone please help me figure out which terms match these definitions for nuclear physics?
1. Process in which a nuclide is transformed into a nuclide of a different element.
2. Total number of nucleons remains constant.
3. A radioactive transformation of a nuclide in which a bound electron merges with its nucleus.
4. A particular type of radiation emitted by a radioactive substance.
5. A radionuclide that upon disintegration yields a specific nuclide.
6. The division of an atomic nucleus into parts of comparable mass.
7. The mass of fissionable material of a particular shape that is just sufficient to sustain a nuclear chain reaction.
Thanks!
Also I was wondering if an alpha particle has enough kinetic energy can it penetrate the nucleus of an atom and establish strong nuclear force?
1. Process in which a nuclide is transformed into a nuclide of a different element.
2. Total number of nucleons remains constant.
3. A radioactive transformation of a nuclide in which a bound electron merges with its nucleus.
4. A particular type of radiation emitted by a radioactive substance.
5. A radionuclide that upon disintegration yields a specific nuclide.
6. The division of an atomic nucleus into parts of comparable mass.
7. The mass of fissionable material of a particular shape that is just sufficient to sustain a nuclear chain reaction.
Thanks!
Also I was wondering if an alpha particle has enough kinetic energy can it penetrate the nucleus of an atom and establish strong nuclear force?
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